Leadership Training from the CCTS and Office of Knowledge Enterprise/Research Development Office
Training
The Center for Clinical and Translational Science and the Office of Knowledge Enterprise/Research Development Office offer leadership and management training to develop you on your path to research and institutional leadership. The Business of Science and the Growing Research Opportunities (GRO) Academy have adjacent themes, but different audiences and goals in mind. How do you fit and how can you benefit? Come to a virtual information session on February 16 from Noon to 1 PM to learn more about these programs.
The Business of Science
The CCTS offers this training to all levels of faculty who conduct health science research, with a special focus on junior faculty with K awards. The program provides training in project management, team leadership, decision making, innovation, and communication to give faculty the skills they need to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their research. The goal of the program is to give researchers the tools they need to make discoveries that will impact human health.
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GRO Academy
This program targets to mid-career faculty, although tenured/tenure track faculty of any rank may apply. This interactive and cohort-based research leadership series includes: the scientific basis for the science of team science; leadership; diversity and inclusion; collaboration and trust building; effective communication; and other strategies for sustaining interdisciplinary teams. The program is designed to equip faculty with the skills needed to lead large/complex or strategically significant, interdisciplinary collaborations in pursuit of external funding. The goal of the program is to develop the next generation of leaders who will advance the research enterprise forward.
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Register For the Leadership Training
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
More information: Contact Stuart Hobbs at stuart.hobbs@osumc.edu or Jeff Agnoli at Agnoli.1@osu.edu